Geography Professor Javier Arce-Nazario featured in Carolina Arts and Sciences Magazine in a story titled “Creative Cartography”

Gerstner, N., Hall, A.R., and Kirsch, S. 2022 (online first). “An Archive of Good Roads and Racial Capitalism in North Carolina” Human Geography. DOI: 10.1177/19427786221134092  

Dr. Delamater is part of a multidisciplinary team that will develop a novel, comprehensive place-based measure of naloxone availability to document disparities in naloxone access. The team will work with a diverse advisory board to create the new naloxone availability … Read more

In yesterday’s GIS Day map contest, Geography Major Grey Shipman receives the second place. Geography Major Grey Shipman and Geography Graduate Lindsey Jackson in the event   His map title is “Relative Transit Supply and Demand in Chapel Hill, NC … Read more

In yesterday’s GIS Day map contest, sponsored by Davis library and Geography department, we have received 43 map submissions. Geography Major Sarah Followill receives the first place. Her map title is “Displaying Urbanization and Sprawl in Atlanta Metro Area Census … Read more

On Friday, October 7th, the Geography Undergraduate Advisory Committee (GUAC) organized and facilitated an event titled “Research in Geography”. The slides from the event are now available and include information about how (and why) to get involved in undergraduate research … Read more

The Department of Geography and the University Libraries’ Davis Library Research Hub are collaborating to host the map competition on this year’s GIS DAY (Nov. 16, 2022). Please submit your map via https://geography.unc.edu/private-forms/unc-gis-day-map-competition-submission/ before noon, Nov 14., 2022 Map competition … Read more

Contents Chapter 1: Background about Green Initiatives Chapter 2: Payments for Environmental Services Chapter 3: Concurrent Green Initiatives in the USA Chapter 4: Concurrent Green Initiatives in China Chapter 5: Concurrent Green Initiatives in Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, China Chapter … Read more

An article in The Daily Tarheel features Prof. Lentz describing his role in securing a grant from the Luce Foundation in support of Southeast Asian studies at UNC.

Distinguished Emeritus Professor & Research Professor of Geography Steve Walsh and Co-Director, UNC Center for Galapagos Studies Diego Riveros-Iregui featured in this video – WorldSummitonIslandSustainabilityOverview.mp4 (dropbox.com)